Already for many years Cyril Hanouna has been making the heyday of C8 with his show TPMP. This success, he owes it to his talents in presentation, but also to the team around him. Without the talent of the columnists, perhaps the program would not experience the same success. It is also for this reason that the troublemaker of the PAF must choose high-performance columnists, who each have their own talent that will make the difference. It is therefore not uncommon to see some of them suddenly leave the show after two, three, or a little more appearances, before packing up and disappearing from daily life.
But some make the decision themselves. Proof of this is with Sandrine Sarroche. The comedian who now officiates on Paris Premierejoined the team of C8full of good will and hope, in 2021 before seeing the bellows fall… Indeed, after a few participations, the radio columnist made the choice to leave the ship, too disappointed by what the channel and the role she had to play.
Out of place in the team
In any case, this is what she suggested to the microphone of South Radio this Tuesday, June 28. Gilles Ganzmann did not hesitate to gently tackle her when she landed on her set. “I wanted to congratulate you on your great career in Touche pas à mon poste. What did we do? One or two weeks?”, he quipped, addressing Sandrine Sarroche. She was just taking advantage of the opportunity to set the record straight, or rather, explain what had really happened and what had prompted her to leave. “I’ll tell you what happened. Initially, I was told: ‘there will be a show every month with the presidential candidates’. And then finally, everything was turned upside down, (Cyril Hanouna Editor’s note) rather made his Face à Baba”she begins before adding: “So me, I did not see the presidential show coming and I said to myself, I was out of step”.
After 8 shows, the one who was recruited by Cyril Hanouna in 2021 made the decision to speak with him to announce his departure. “We agreed with Cyril, it was not… As much as you are a comedian in a very serious show, there is still a contrast. There, there was no contrast. It was one thing among others and I didn’t really find my place even if the team was very nice to me”she confides before concluding by revealing the event that really made her understand that she had to change her horizons: “When I started singing wow wow wow wouf, I said to myself: ‘no, I have to stop'”.
See also: Cyril Hanouna: in a dress in Touche pas à mon poste
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